Events

In its sixth edition, the workshop “Photographing the Unconscious” arrives for the first time in Barcelona. The tutor Vitor Schietti and invited tutors propose a different approach to author photography. The focus is not so much on the techniques taught, although they are important tools, but in the creative process behind the access to the unconscious, and how to learn...

Kreatur by Andrea Wilmsen Opening 4th of April 2018 at 7:30pm (free event); In many cultures, the beehive was considered to be the ideal of a collective structure, while honey and wax provided metaphors for sweetness and productivity. The natural architecture that bees create in their canes is considered a perfect creation, inspiring architects, artists and scientists alike. However,...

Neosexual construction by Pol Gorezje Opening 4th of April 2018 at 7:30pm (free event); For centuries, society has insisted on maintaining a sexual order closely linked to morality, religion, anatomy and culture, where everything was perfectly and hermetically classified. People have been identified according to their gender category: male / female, gender: male / female, and of sexual orientation:...

WRITING AND ILUSTRATION SLAM Friday 23rd of March, 19:30h-21:00h Entrance: 8€ Beer as cortesy of Estrella Damm Organized by Live Writing, in collaboration with Espronceda, Center for Art and Culture. Collaborate: Estrella Damm, Sandra Bruna, Ediciones B, Miquel Rius, TimeOut, Ajuntament de Barcelona, Biz Presentations. The Espronceda art gallery will host a new edition of the original literary improvisation...

I had a flashback by Melissa Godoy Nieto Opening 22nd of March, 7:30 pm (free event);   Melissa Godoy Nieto remembers her dreams very vividly almost every morning. So she started journaling them 2 years ago recognizing all the pieces they hold: memories, wish-fulfillment anxieties, struggles, fantasies, instincts, distortion, symbology, expressions of emotions. For the exhibition I Had a Flashback...

Opening 9th of March 2018, at 19h30 (free event) Laya D’Angelo’s art Works offer an invitation to the infinite. Hints of constructivism, op art and kinetic sculpture are combined in fragmentary iron constructions held together with magnets that can be subjected to unlimited reconstruction by the viewer. A touch of painterly illusionism turns squares into cubes in one of...